Audio Recorder ActiveX control developed by MOX Software that makes it easy adding sound recording capabilities to applications written with the most widely-used development environments that accept ActiveX controls such as Visual Studio and Visual Studio.NET
VB Example:
Recorder1.FileName=”C:\mySound.wav”
Recorder1.BitsPerSample = 16
Recorder1.Channels = Channel.Sterio ‘ you can write also Recorder1.Channels =2
Recorder1.SamplesPerSec = 22050
Recorder1.Record
Recorder Control properties
FileName : determine the recorded sound file name ,it takes string value
Recorder1.FileName=”C:\Test.wav”
BitsPerSample : determine the number of bits per one sample , it takes integer value (16 or 
Recorder1.BitsPerSample=16
Channels : determine the Channel of Sound file ,it takes integer value (1 or 2)
Recorder1.Channels=Channel.Sterio
or
Recorder1.Channels=2
SamplesPerSec : determine the number of recorded samples per one second ,it takes Long value (11025 , 22050 , 32075 or 44100)
Recorder1.SamplePerSec=22050
Recorder Control methods
Record : start recording
Recorder1.Record
Pause : pause recording
Recorder1.pause
ResumeRecording : resume recording , use it after pause only
Recorder1.ResumeRecording
StopRecording : stop recording
Recorder1.StopRecording
Recorder Control events
OnError : this is the only event in this control , fires when error occurred
it return integer value (ErrorCode)
|
Values |
Description |
|
103 |
Bad setting (BitsPerSample , Channels or SamplesPerSec) |
|
105 |
Error on stop |
|
106 |
Bad file name |
|
107 |
unable to close device |
|
104 |
Error on pause |
|
101 |
unable to open device |
|
102 |
Error On Record |
VB Example:
Private Sub Recorder1_OnError(ByVal ErrorCode As Integer)
if ErrorCode=101 then
MsgBox “Unable to Open Device”
end if
End Sub
